TLGC Exeter

Mid-week verse:

This verse is a powerful call to keep living the Christian life the same way it began- by faith in Christ. It reminds believers that growth doesn’t come from moving beyond Jesus, but by going deeper in Him. We are so anchored in Christ that the chaos around us doesn’t produce chaos within.

When stress hits- financial pressure, conflict, uncertainty, you don’t panic or chase worldly solutions first. You anchor yourself in Christ.

Mid-week verse:

Romans 10:13 is a beautiful summary of the Gospel
Invitation. It shows both the wideness of God’s mercy and the simplicity of saving faith.

A few key truths:

1. Salvation is gracious and open.
No ethnic or social barrier excludes someone who comes to Christ. The Gospel is wide enough for the worst sinner.

2. Salvation is personal and active.
To call is not empty words, but a heart turning to Christ in trust.

3. Salvation is certain.
“Will be saved” is a promise. Not “might be”. God binds his name to this assurance. Those who truly call will be justified (Romans 5:1) and will not be put to shame (Romans 10:11)

This invitation is sincerely offered to all.
If you’ve never consciously called on Christ, try praying: “Lord Jesus, I confess You as Lord. I trust in your death and resurrection. Save me and make me Yours.” Amen!

What a joyful Sunday as we celebrated Father's Day, our birthday celebrants, and wedding anniversaries together as one church family. ❤️

We are grateful for everyone who joined us and are blessed to see our church family continue to grow.

"Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together." — Hebrews 10:24–25

You are always welcome! Join us every Sunday as we worship, grow in God's Word, and experience His love together. We look forward to seeing you! 🙏✨

📍HOLY TRINITY CHURCH ARENA PARK EX4 8RD
⏰13:30-16:30

🤝fellowship after service. 🙏🏻

Mid-week verse:

Trust in God’s perfect timing.

Sometimes we question why our prayers and plans take longer than we expected. We do our best, remain faithful, and keep waiting, yet the answers seem distant. But when we look back, we often realize that what we desired before wouldn’t have fit the season we were in.

Waiting isn’t always a setback. Often, it’s a season of preparation, growth, and redirection toward something better. What feels like a delay today may eventually reveal itself as perfect timing.

So focus your eyes on Jesus, keep trusting and keep growing. The right opportunities, the right people, and the right blessings will come at the moment they’re meant to.